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PM urges practical solutions to fuels shortages crisis

[01/12/2019 04:04]

ADEN-SABA
Prime Minister DrMa'een Abdulmalik stresses the importance of adopting immediate practical measures at national and local level to handle the problem of fuels shortages.

His statement came as he presided over a meeting Sunday in the interim capital Aden aimed to secure the necessary fuels supplies.

The session included Minister of Finance Salim bin Boreik, Minister of Electricity and Energy Eng. Mohammed al-Anani and Director of Oil Company in Aden Entissar al-Arrashah.

They decided to set up committees from the authorities in charge to undertake supervision over tenders to ensure equal opportunity for all traders and put an end of the monopoly and manipulation in fuels market.